By Jon Goldstein and David Lyon A new peer-reviewed study published today once again confirms the Permian Basin has some of the leakiest oil and gas wells in the country. For the study, researchers with the University of Wyoming used a mobile methane laboratory to quantify emissions from 46 randomly selected well pads in New […]

By Jon Goldstein and David Lyon A new peer-reviewed study published today once again confirms the Permian Basin has some of the leakiest oil and gas wells in the country. For the study, researchers with the University of Wyoming used a mobile methane laboratory to quantify emissions from 46 randomly selected well pads in New […]

By Jon Goldstein and David Lyon A new peer-reviewed study published today once again confirms the Permian Basin has some of the leakiest oil and gas wells in the country. For the study, researchers with the University of Wyoming used a mobile methane laboratory to quantify emissions from 46 randomly selected well pads in New […]

By Jon Goldstein and David Lyon A new peer-reviewed study published today once again confirms the Permian Basin has some of the leakiest oil and gas wells in the country. For the study, researchers with the University of Wyoming used a mobile methane laboratory to quantify emissions from 46 randomly selected well pads in New […]

A shift in ambition, narrative, global cooperation and likely support for mitigation in least-developed countries The announcement by President Xi Jinping at the UN General Assembly last month makes me optimistic. First, on its own, achievement of this goal will contribute to a reduction in expected future temperature by 0.2 to 0.3 degrees.  Second, having […]

Today we celebrate World Food Day — the annual event that promotes global awareness and action for those who suffer from hunger and for the need to ensure healthy diets for all. But unique to this year is the coronavirus pandemic, which has created new and extraordinary challenges for the food and nutrition security of […]

Today we celebrate World Food Day — the annual event that promotes global awareness and action for those who suffer from hunger and for the need to ensure healthy diets for all. But unique to this year is the coronavirus pandemic, which has created new and extraordinary challenges for the food and nutrition security of […]

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Joint press release on NY conservation funding

Report identifies barriers to investment in climate-smart agriculture, provides case studies demonstrating how catalytic capital can help.

New report shows that catalytic capital can help make the U.S. food system more resilient. Here's how.

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New report shows that catalytic capital can help make the U.S. food system more resilient. Here's how.

New report shows that catalytic capital can help make the U.S. food system more resilient. Here's how.

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Cloelle Danforth, Scientist.  This post originally appeared on the EDF Energy Exchange blog. Over the past few years, we’ve written a lot about the wastewater generated from oil and gas production — specifically, how little is known about what’s in it and the potential risks of exposure. But as states try to set standards for how to […]

Written by Dominique Browning

“I’m certainly not a scientist.” “I would not say I have firm views on it." These were Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett’s responses to a question about climate change. This is classic climate denier tactic to evade the issue and avoid assessing policy.

Thanks for listening to this week’s episode! Today, Simone and Jacques talk about the ongoing efforts by Louisiana’s state agencies and nonprofits to increase coastal resilience in relation to climate change. First, we catch up with Jeannette Dubinin, the Director of Resilience and Adaptation for the Center for Planning Excellence, or CPEX. She talks about some of their exciting new projects and their free virtual Smart Growth Summit that is currently underway — and accepting participants! Their next session is ...

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Thanks for listening to this week’s episode! Today, Simone and Jacques talk about the ongoing efforts by Louisiana’s state agencies and nonprofits to increase coastal resilience in relation to climate change. First, we catch up with Jeannette Dubinin, the Director of Resilience and Adaptation for the Center for Planning Excellence, or CPEX. She talks about some of their exciting new projects and their free virtual Smart Growth Summit that is currently underway — and accepting participants! Their next session is ...

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